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A (JTHENTIC MEMOIRS of Mrs. MARY ANN C LAO K hich is pourtrayed, the Secret lihitory and intrigues of inanv Chlrattters in the first Circles At Fasiiithl MAI I Lik ; awl containing the 'whole of .her Corre,pondenc , :! diAriincttio SIIJ, ILVeti the proteco 0.011 olhici tto}',4 Iltglirres'i the buke of York, the gallant nukes' Loire Letters,` and other ulcerating Papers never beleire published., " Charms sc,ch as hers would stir an holy Hermit." CTr„la 1. . 3° Such Helen was.. anti who con Manic the Roy, " That in so rnlght a flame conitrin'd his Tray." fly MI SS' TAY LO . ,kPisdtan, published by Thottias T.egg, Na. ft!, opposite Bow Church, Cheapside and I. Sutherland, Leith-street, .E4iinnurgh, . • - • THE REV. MR. lIARCLAIPs PATENT ANTIIII Ll (ros I , • I WOft a remark t)f . tht; celebrated Dr. &Khoo. . Author the Ouinestic Medicine, that conitalaillot the .Stiimach and hovels are the. prevailing Malgdy ut a Country, which lay the foundation of the more foruntlah.e end fatal Diseases; that' the -person who 'could - dist:over to r •liite-reliet anti cure a safe anti infallible remedy would per. form a most important service to society. That discovery has now mi ow been 'di . in theTatent Antlbilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale at wini.h, and higla estimation in which they are deservediy.heha, has eensiderablY lessened the ittimber of these ctutiplaints; and bids fait, in a titart tun; to be the means of . entirely eradi. csa;ng them• ilhiffi, Pails ha ye, a quicif and 446:014"tifirtilt they, ate powertui y and spet ditralty on the Ailey and thus temove the numeroue 'disorder'' `conneeted it; gi e g tlitail.Acitese hifulance, Livey.Coruplaints, laundice, Net voiis On-orders from indigestion, 4c. 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Hostilities ,have commenced between Austria and'France. ,TheAus- , trians have crossed the Inn, and entered the`Bava rian *territories, in consequence of Which the French troops, it is, said, have fallen back upon the liter, and the King of Bavaria and his Court, have quitted Munich; and retired to Dillingen, a town on the Danube. It, does not appear that any . naion has , taken place, but ' the InvasiOn of Bavaria, by the Austrians, of course, will be considered now, OR it was in 12.05, as the commencement of hostilities. Buoriarattra, according to the Hague Courant, • of the loth, reached . Strasburgh on the I bth, for the purpose of superintending the operations of the Campaign. The Dutch Papers, from which we extras these . accounts, tome down to the 2t st inst. The private lettera which have been received by the same conveyapce::contain a number of reports, to which we are not inclined to attach much credit.. Some of them state that the People of Paris . manifested, rather in a decided man-. nee, their disapprobation of this new'War. That the people of Paris, as well as of tha 'rest of France, must feel that they are, year after year, sacrificed to' promote the ambitious views of a Foreign Usur 'per, there on be no doubt ; but we can hardly be lieve that the 'People' of ,Paris would now venture openly to oppose any of his, measures. .Buot4A PARTE Was aecompanied ,in. his joUrney to StraS burgh by Madame IitiONAPARTE ; he is said to be very much afilided with a scorbutic complaint. Another report, to which we think it right to allude, though we by no means give it credit, is - , that the Emperor of IitYSSIA has been dethroned, and that the Russian Nobility have insisted upon the . imme- • diate cenchiSion • of, :a Peace with Great Britain. Other accounts State, that the Einperor of Ilossik. has tminifeited a disposition to seize this opportunity of :rescuing himself from the state of vassalage in which he is held by !WON APARTE and, it added, that the condud.of his Ambassador ie Holland has. i. been such as to create considerable snspicicn in the minds of Louts and his.Pl'ench Lord CocrANowooo, if we mil) , believe the fol lowing lettcr, has gone with a conilderable part of his fleet tinder his command, to Sicily, for the pur pose of concerting some plzurVith Sir JoaN STEW-. ART, for an attack upon 80111 e, part of Italy, in order to create some diversion in favour of the Austrians;:' P A t.Zr4MO, Fax. to.—Vie are in daily ex peaation of the Arrival of Lord Collingwood, to arrange , iind,cooperall with Sir Stuart, in an invasion oCisorne part of Italy, tor which srrvrce 4 11 t h e British, and 3001 Sicilian troops, aN held in readiness. A considerable degree of solicitude has fbr'sonte past been excited here, by reports rti.it anarrtlY,ot French and Italian troops. to the tintriber of . wat Amin. bling on the coast Of the Adriatic, for an invasion of this Country. The apprtiaching war viol It AU Aria lloWeYcr, give them' other occupation. A 1,11 of ,nosy 16 taken place within the present month at :mil for severaklAys lay 011,010 ground to the cle)ith of hiX a cliCUliiiitalleo neWbtfore known in this Country i .0 cu, Esq. is ap.. tointed"lititish COnsul.General, iu tke room of W. 'loft; ff . . The.destruaion of a large, portion of the Brest Fleet litßagpie Roads, and the Capture of. almost every one of the enerny'sFrigatea that have 'lately ventured•to sea, probably , inditee the Party to suspend, for A time, their attacks upon the present Board of Admiralty: The escape of. the French Fleet from Brest promised - to 'afford the Opposition Writers a trued:theme . for censure; the promptitude with Which'it 'vi•as pursued, and the sue cess with which it Was attacke4, - hare.disapYointed ill their vx.p4l4tions,,upoli t subje6. We are ra ther anxioas to, know 'in what manner .13uotin I'ARTE announce this•fteNll Naval D -40 isrl3ter to his sob jeas- announce . it ,its some Way,he must. l'he vitiories of Sir R. STRAcrt AN . and Sir 3. DucxwoliTts . were never mentoned in the French Papers; even the B att l e cif Trafalger was only alludild to in very ge trter:,l ternh but this attack cannot be concealed—r it WEIS' on the French Coast, awl irr sight of near Two Hundred Thousand French ; some ac count; therefore, they'. must give of a transaelion whieh has almost 'given a finishing blow to the Naval Power of France.' • • • We have received Portuguese' Papers. to the Gth inst. The,troops undcr , the comMand of . :Qoeral Hit arrived at Lisboti:Onthe 4th ult. They con sist of near 6000 men, 'so that we havp now a for- Midable British Army; in Portugal.- he Fronch have' not attempted to advance teward*S .I.:,ihboit from Oporto. All tho aecatinti eencur in stating that they are m a most distressed` stunt, And represent the, exertions ofthe iohabitants•in .I`,4%iru e n part.; of Portugal as being of a very formidable nature. ..71 V 1 - 1 .1.11 14 VV +7• From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 22, Admiralty-Office, April 2e, 1009. • Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Sir John llorlase War ten, Bart. and K.U. enmmander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Halifax, • to the Honourable William We I Ico l'olgo..4lt4LiitAriUitda, the aad oLiebruary, 1809. SIR; y 1. I .havz the satisfaaion loin Close to you, farflicirw Lordships' i nfOrtnati 0, 4 :00 4 , Copy of, a fetter' from Scott, - of his, Majeiiy's Ship liciratio t . ; who rtturned'here this day'vith the' French Frigate DI Tunoti, of Forty-four guns, eighteen-pounders, and 32J men; captured atter a very gallant action', in which the .good conduit and'skill of Captain .Scott, his 'Officers, and men, appeared with much distinc tion. I have the honour to be, &c. SIR,, JOHN' BORLASE WARREN. His Majesty's Shit:. Horatio, February t§, .1 hate the honour to acquaint you, that, in per forming your orders,. in the morning of the t stain, in lat. 19. 50. N. Long. 63: 30. W. standing 011 the larboard.tack, ship's head south and by east, the Driver Sloop of War under thy orders.about or tll miles nearly astern, at halt past ten A. M. saw a sail on ourlee bow,-and shortly afterwards an other. In the c turse of an hour, we discovered the tee one evidently: to. be an enemy's frigate, and the other one I took to be an English Brig of W4c , dodging her. . , • •. • The enemy's Frigate on making us out.bore up before the wind for a short, time, but very soon hauled up again. M tlitee-quarters pasr twelve, we met upon different tacks and came to close action, the Horatio wearing under the enemy's stern totet upon the same tack with her. In the early part 'of, the aCtien. the country lost the services of the First . J.ieutenabt Manley Hall Dixon, being badly wound. ed, and not long after., I am sorry to say,' that I re ceived: a severe wound in the shoulder by a grape shot, which obliged me,,to submit to (pit; tl)e deck : however,' the service did not suiferby that event, as the succeeding Lieutenant the 'Honourable George .Douglas feught the ship through the aelioe in a most gallant manner, which continued about one hour and thirty-five minutes. The enemy having from the beginning pointed their guns high ; we were by this time a Complete wreck in our masts, sails, and, rigging. Notwithstanding the situation the enemy was then reduced to, she tried to etied her escape, which I knew was impossible, from the state of her rigging, and more particularly as . at that time the Superieur (the Brig 1 before mentioned) hailed us, and gave us InformatiOn that the strange sail just "seen" to leeward was the Latona. On the Lationa'S corn ill within gun-shot of the enemy and giving her a few guns, which she returned, and slightly wounded a sew of the Latona's men, she immelliately brought' • to on the 'starboard tack, :Cud every Mast went by the board. She preyed to bethe .French Frigatela Junon, of 44 gnes, and 323 met), ,commanded by Monsieur Augustin Rousseau; a member of the Le sion of . Honour; out from the Saints only four days, bound to France. I flow detail the lass and darriages sustained by his Ma sty's Ship under my commaud. ,• The Hormio has Suffered . tn,t. tittle to h er hull, from she rea,on already given, of the enemy's atni. ing particularly at our masts and rigging, which ;bey .edected, having nuthingelse but our lower masts,' tunolv woitnded, and completely disibantled, all to Anr foresail, 'at the,ragei of our, mainsail. The number of otlicers,, seamen, and marines lost .on this , oecasion to their count!) , and their 'friends, are by, ei6 Mehns considerable, when cortipiffeci . with the dreadful loss of the enemy, which j hall hart. after relate:. The loss on board the HQratio comists of Mr 'George Gunter, .Midiehipman, arid six-sea men, killed; Mr. AtedrewLock,'.hoattiviiiii; and 12 seitinen ,bhdly WoUnded ; 'l.4"ctitc,ntiu t ticiinrd 131 a ke ney, °Nile 1 oyal Marines, „Mr_ltooert ter's 'mate, eix seamen, and two maritits; slightly woundetl. The lots in Inc vtitiny, have s beON Stated; was her lower masts ;„ Ater hull omit w o nd e rfully cut up, making, in consequ ence , a 'great, "deal.l n of water, until aro' sbotAtolei were stop'ped. loss in killed and wounded amounted to 130. The Captiiii expired soon alter clip : baton iron the wounds he received. • n • , ': -; , Tho gallantry and good condo& of the Officers . , and ship's company tinder my - tenitnand, I Mast always temetuber with gratitude,, and were Ito cu ter into parlicidars it would he'endlessi. • , 'lo Captain Ferrie', who Commands the . Brig Su perleur '(une of,Sir Alexander Coclirane's squadron), I feel much indebted for the very gallant manner he behaved , althongli , I belieVe he had only four sinall carronades can hoard.; and to Capt. Pigor;ot .the La toua, I shall ever feel thankfOrtiir his- exertions and activity in, ereaing jury-masts, ?Sic. and putting the prize in a seaworthy mate. I have mtich plea'stire iu informing you that the Jution apnars a vary fine ship, only three years old, never having been at sea belort she left France, abouLthree months ago. - • lhave the honour to be, . • - (Signed) . • G SCOTT: Right Hon. Sir 1. It. Warren, Bart. and K v j3.s • Cunt.n4ntler.in itcc. A List of the Killed and Wounded on board His Majesty's Ships •lfi,ratiu. Latona, and I)tiver,'.in anion with ,the • - Yrcitch frigate La I noun, on the 'orb day of Feb: iScg i . • HO it ATI (). Kilted---Geo. Gunter, Midshipman. lavAthman„ Captain of the tbrctop. Criarles t2..'tiatterton, able. - -Robert Law. der, able: Joseph Williams, able. Samuel - Islinson, - dinary. Francis Miek, boy. = .t- - Badly Wounded--George Scott, Captain. Manley Hall Dixon, Lieutenant. Andrew Lock, lioatsWain. Swallow Stone, Coxswain. [Min Ellishn,"QUarier-inaster. Thos. Jones; Quarter Grinner. John Voting, Charles • iirittam, able: Peter Vaughan, able. Thos. Korkhatrf, able. Edward Lloyd, able. Thos. Allen, Ordinary,- •F. Palinht;', or*Astit. [(An Miller; ordinary. 'Thos. Nein*, ordinary. James Sapet‘M, ordinary.' Lew Vanderstain, ordiriaryi- . . • . • • • • . Slightly wounded.— Richard Illakeney, First Lieutenant of Royal , Ivtariries, Robert King, - MaStet'S Mate. William ~ Boyd, -Quarter Master's Mate: James - Nightingale, ahle. 1 lenty...Laiistel. able . . 'William Johns, ordinary. Mich: nolley,nrctinary. fosepli:Shore, in3rine: Thee.. 'Young, drummer.' - LAT9NA. ligiitly,..ieolinded-- .--Mr.Hoop, Mid s hip ma n. A.lfayes, sea man. . Armgan, stain n D . W,right, seaman. C. M.u.r.. phy, sv.iman. 1. Anson, seaman. DRIVER. Thomas C seaman.i. badly wounded.- • • (Signed) G. SCOTT. fiance, of NV - V(11011th, PRaSCUER Master, from Ansi, laden with pro - visions, bound to London : she eni countered a heavy gale of wind, on the igth instant, off St. lye's, in which she lost her foretop-mast, and received other damage. _4lrav_ed,..ibc_Oluckstadt Sloop of -War from a cruize ; the Mk, of Leith, Dutto.t.Or, I'dister, laden with hidesand,tallow, from Rio de Janeiro, last from i'ortsmouth ; and the Georges, TrErerr, from Neatli, ;with iron. Sailed the Endeavour hired Arrned Briewith e' convoy, ibt Swansea ; and the Ann hired 'Armed ` Brig bn wcroize. Arrived the'Srvaitaw Sloop of War, Capt. MlL pea, from the Westward ; and the Yvynol, Jowts, "from Cori; laden with linens and provisions, bound to London. . Arrived yesterday, and sail-2d again, a covoy from, Portsmouth. Remain in Cawsand Bay his Majesty's Ships Ro t a ! Ceorge, St. ,George, Temeraire, Dreadnought, Impe teuk, W.uspite;and Christian VII. In theSound—kl e d us a, Par thian, GlackstAdt, Swallow, Resolute, Mariner, Cadrous• and Intelligent. In Hamoaze—Phcebe, Achille, Amethyst, .Raven, Avow, and Cuckoo. SURER NESS, Aram 22.--Sailed the (Vomit:en and • Kite. Arrived the Prevayanle Store•ship. The Owen Glendower was paid bounty and adfanCe Centinit Gua-brig, on a crnizei and Privoyante Store: ship, up the' River Thames. HARI/twit, Aran. 23.-0-I'his morning'arrived the Lark Packet, Capt. Btu-, from Heligoland, with a Mail, and said to be of great impor t' ance. Also his Majesty's Brigs Siarlifig, Bedbreast; Sarpen and'iicuti from a cruise, and the riggras° l. ' with a convoy for Heligoland. Ponramonni; Arum 23.—Arrived the /4 1 , ----, mom Rio de Janeiro ; and Echo, irctin t he DOWVIS for Madeira. Sailed his Alajesey's Ships Success, Captain AS * GOUGH ; and Weymouth, ter the Mediterranean. Sailed a!ilia the Proteus, Obreehen Hind, Clark; Miner va ' yeorge, hoe; (Mon, Ireland; Hector, Urittriti , I Samuel, Grimatone ; Ann, Gilles; Abraham, Go L '" 1 " Fanny, Mai: ; Giovaretta, iviitiater ; factor, Johnson ; ( 31(16 ' tun, —; for ; also she Helena, brine; Ali , loor Haatiltun; Lively, p h ic at x n i e ; 4. w S: i v i a o l w lt 7 , Le C rr u ia m o rnings ; Warts;" Liiuck, i ; 1;100' Reit ; Fairy. ; Mentor, Lerridge ; St. tune, Lo' ll nes ; ; Cloriosso, —; Margaret, ariice 1 . 44 r" rpm, Giic4 ; i un tilltiel, , ----;,Succcaw, e t looheos. " I :enc.. Mary, Lino ; 6t: ( 0401 gc , Hv djut f or a~ ial ta : also his ile.Lijeslly!s 4. 1 1 35 14ider and 14 ., "1 de the West Indies ; and • Lnomeite, cur guernsey; ranteu trances, and 114atk; for Fernairinuco ihekt--1 11014 4011 '; Sant liarnett, , David Sillaw, .Scott ; , rendon,' si Scu 16: N 6 '4 ut ti4 Sin , til, tor Antigua ;, Hein, Douglas , nor St. Vincelle!i t: lliatttb R 14.1, o fitson, tor l'Obagt ; and Thames, Coutson, lot t. Kitts. YARMOUTU, APRIL 23.—The lames and Marga ret, of and from London, bound to Gottenhurg li i with wine, sugar, ant other goods, druve on shoto early on last Saturday morning on Yarmouth heath) and received considerable damage; the cargo mot be unladen before she can be got off. DEAL, yesterday .evening th e ' Earl-Howe, East: indiaman, and say . erai older 0 111 7 ward-bound vessels tor" Porthmutlk. Arrived. His Majesty:* .Ships Princess Caroioj t froth Yarmouth ; and Cherokee Ica►, a crttize. The Gazettio Ships c f Saturd night contains an O rdet in Council, drilling' all oming.trom te e Porto of Swc kh°ll r t zild t4ialserona to perform ri• uarenting, unless it Shall appear, after the usual M011 .11136°9 " that the crews of the- b ind ships are in a healthy I. dition. All vessels. goodsof certain kinds, coming from any 01 the Pnlit,l, 0. 1. Sweden, are likewise to tsUbtlltt 10 rx,011 0 ) . ." -- ,' and suet) goodslo undergo the usual proc,2ss ut iii." ing for 15 (Lys. An infectious disorder hailo4 broken out in Sweden, is the close 0$ tuts Ur` jvi * al s " , winch shall be lad4l wita cc; : :: : e t ti General : f i rr ls se rt A e v u sii r ol o uA t lio.sz theol3 whi cht the; et:GODeir i tli t ek a eo i a li i s oor a dv : L e cie, l- 13 ,. a ri , : / i L l ird ; d f d, . so 3 l:n e t i:l l. I 1/ • tamed over General , ClissTA at Meddi f i '''' -- ' 0 f it Ciudad-Real. This account does not• the Dispatches pt"bii were yesterday received Oseutial. °Ned .from the statements already beio"'. Seca . tinny Of State 's thrice from the British ArinY I° Portugal. - . . ' be ill A Cabinet Council, at which all the I.Viern-111 • . 0 0 a !own . 4ssisted, was kid o ii •S ator day, at Bali . f . HoUse• They sat from 'three till seven o'clock. .- - 4 " . A l ' Yesterday 'morning his Ittorsry, Princemt" GUSTA and MARY, accornpnined by Cady 144 • 111 ii% TtIYNNE, the Hon. Mrs. Donstii., ,Gencrirs sr , it the auPE, GWYNNE ) and Colonel l'AvLoft, rode v , Ceorge's_Chapel,- and heard a Sermon , ' by th e l 'ibii Mr. Coo KsON. Afterwards . thelloyal Party retOrP7 to the -Pulai: e. Yesterday ' . rust being the F Sunday in Els.ter let . lll ..r: the Lolin Miami, Judges,.Scrjeauta at Law, Al, men, Ittcorder, Sheriffs, and Coy Officers, ati eti ,, er . Divine'Seririce at St. Paul's Cathedral, ;Ind' Alt .., wards returned to the Mantion-house, who ' r e to :'! is partook Ol'it •vcry elegant dinner provided q Lordship. 1